Estevan Police Service (EPS) members were called to a two-vehicle accident during the July 29 day shift. No injuries occurred but one vehicle was towed from the scene.
Police responded to a 911 hang up call in the industrial area of Estevan during the July 30 day shift. On arrival to the business, nothing was amiss and the call was determined to be a dialing error.
Members were called to a dispute between neighbours later in the day shift. A piece of a chain and a rope were thrown over the fence. The chain slid across the yard. Both neighbours were spoken to regarding the matter.
Police are investigating a report of identity theft and fraud that came in on July 30. The complainant advised a mobile phone was activated by a cell phone company under their name, and stated they do not have an account with the cell phone provider.
An individual visited the police station during the July 31 night shift, and advised a truck at the end of the block appeared to be leaking fluid. Members attended and checked it out. The leak was not hazardous material, rather, it was water leaking out of a container in the box.
A man later advised police a neighbour was having a fire and the smoke was entering his house. Members attended and found the person did not have a permit to have an open fire. The fire was extinguished. No further action was required.
Police were then called to a loud party in south central Estevan. The homeowner was warned of the noise bylaw. While police were on the scene, the party host was asked to locate the owner of a vehicle that was partially blocking a driveway.
A traffic stop during the July 31 night shift led to several charges. A 39-year-old man was arrested and charged for breaching his conditions by being with the female passenger. He was on conditions of not having contact with her. He was also charged with possession of cocaine. The 38-year-old woman was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana, stemming from an earlier investigation.
Police were notified of a domestic dispute during the August 1 night shift. The dispute was resolved when one person left the house to stay with a parent.
Members then received a request to check on the well-being of a man. Members attended to the residence but nobody was home.
Police also executed an arrest warrant from the Regina Police Service. A man was arrested and released before a justice of the peace with conditions.
Officers were called to an apartment for a loud party. The tenant was advised of the noise bylaw and warned if officers have to return, he will be ticketed.
Police then responded to a complaint of people knocking on houses in the city centre. The subjects were located and they advised police that they were looking for friends who went to a party. They were advised to leave the area and head home.
Police were advised during the August 2 night shift that young people were on the roof of the Estevan Comprehensive School. Members attended and called the youths down. Names were taken and parents were advised of what happened.
A man stopped in at the police station later in the night shift, and advised he had lost his wallet. If the wallet is located, it can be dropped off at the police station.
Police then received a report of a quad driving around a trailer court. Members responded, but the vehicle was gone on police arrival.
Members attended to a couple of noise complaints during the night shift. The subjects were warned of the noise bylaw.
